understanding bins

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d your question. Can you please provide more information about the specific problem you are facing with understanding bins?

[fickle grove]

how is bins counted on an array/list?

i can't understand the logic of counting the number of samples in each bin

[final glacier]

you'll have to give some more context. arrays & lists don't have a concept of "bins"

hash data structures have a concept of "buckets", is that what you're wondering about?

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